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vox.com

Vox is a general interest news site for the 21st century. Its mission: to help everyone understand our complicated world, so that we can all help shape it. In text, video and audio, our reporters explain politics, policy, world affairs, technology, culture, science, the climate crisis, money, health and everything else that matters. Our goal is to ensure that everyone, regardless of income or status, can access accurate information that empowers them.

jacobin.com

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truthdig.com

An Independent, Progressive Journal of News and Opinion.

thedispatch.com

Get the latest news, analysis, and commentary on policy from The Dispatch, a media outlet providing fact-based journalism on politics, policy, culture, and more. Subcribe today for full access.

dailycardinal.com

Paving the way for future generations At UW-Madison, located directly between two lakes, it’s difficult to ignore the close relationship the university, its staff and students have with the environment. Last summer’s catastrophic flooding was a wake-up call for many that Madison’s climate is changing, whether we’re ready for it or not. On one April day people broke out their shorts and sandals when temperatures rose to 70 degrees, only to put on their winter parkas again two days later. Local climate phenomenon like this as well as flooding put the climate at the forefront of Madisonians’ minds. The environment also became prominent in local and national politics — with news popping up daily about the proposed Green New Deal and a newly elected Madison mayor and Wisconsin governor who both prioritized environmental policies in their campaigns. Awareness is growing and conversations are shifting about climate change and the environment, both in classrooms and courtrooms, so we felt it was time to provide readers with further information about the very air we breathe. Climate change has become a political issue, with some people debunking scientists’ claims and others throwing out facts about the warming earth. The research and knowledge of sources within this issue argue for the latter — climate change is real, and change needs to happen. Esteemed scientists, young children and everyone in between have taken into account the wild forecasts and changing faces of politicians and are pushing for changes in order to leave an improved climate behind. We hope this issue reaches all types of people and answers lingering questions surrounding a topic turned into a political debate point.  This Action Project, Greener Future, aims to inform our student body of sustainability measures happening on campus, what climate change education is being taught in classrooms across the state and how the environment impacts humans’ physical and mental health as well financial stability. A

equitablegrowth.org

Equitable Growth has joined forces with The Hamilton Project to advance a set of specific, evidence-based policy ideas for shortening and easing the impacts of the next recession.

vanderbiltpoliticalreview.com

For years, the central legal question in college sports was simple: should college athletes be allowed to make money? That question is no longer theoretical. Athletes can sign name, image, and likeness deals, and the House settlement now allows schools to share revenue directly with student-athletes. The more interesting question now is quieter, more technical,...

goodauthority.org

A new experiment with local officials across the U.S. shows that yes, strong evidence can shift attitudes.

mpamag.com

The leading New Zealand mortgage adviser website for industry news, insights, and resources. Stay updated on the latest mortgage trends and tools.

bps.org.uk

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